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DAY 12 of the 30 Day Song Challenge, alternative music styles!
Time to give away just how old you are! lol - reach back, y'all! What's an alternative childhood song ya love?
Each day Iβll post the challenge and you share some of your favorite alternative & indie songs that meet the challenge!
Edie Brickell & New Bohemians - What I Am
I remember this being one of the first "alternative" type songs I heard as a kid. Grew up hanging out with the (slightly) older heshers in the neighborhood so it was usually Maiden or Metallica or the like being played.
This song opened me up to a whole new thing and I thoroughly dug it. A few Cure and Violent Femmes albums later and I was head first into 90's suburban goth life.
Love that songβ€οΈ
Also havenβt heard the term hesher for a long time.lol.
I figured if the song didn't out me on age, that sure would.
loved that song and album!!! I was a teen by then, but it was so good.